Reports of Practice Cases, Determined in the Courts of the State of New York, Volume 2John Voorhies, 1867 |
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... William Winter . 582 ) . The opinion of Lord LYNDHURST on the appeal may , perhaps , be regarded as settling the question in England in favor of the conclusiveness of the adjudication of the ecclesiastical court , though that may be ...
... William Winter . 582 ) . The opinion of Lord LYNDHURST on the appeal may , perhaps , be regarded as settling the question in England in favor of the conclusiveness of the adjudication of the ecclesiastical court , though that may be ...
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... Winter ( who died April 19th , 1862 ) , and William Winter , his son , and Mortimer Liv- ingston and Henry W. Livingston , his grandchildren , by his daughter Mary Jane ( who died March 29th , 1858 ) , his only heirs . Letters of ...
... Winter ( who died April 19th , 1862 ) , and William Winter , his son , and Mortimer Liv- ingston and Henry W. Livingston , his grandchildren , by his daughter Mary Jane ( who died March 29th , 1858 ) , his only heirs . Letters of ...
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Livingston's Petition . the attorney of William Winter , an engrossed copy of the pro- posed trust deed , leaving the name of the proposed trustee a blank . Birdsall returned it unexecuted ; and then another was drawn up , making some ...
Livingston's Petition . the attorney of William Winter , an engrossed copy of the pro- posed trust deed , leaving the name of the proposed trustee a blank . Birdsall returned it unexecuted ; and then another was drawn up , making some ...
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... William Winter , as to deprive him of his property . Said Livingston ( as he himself says ) finally declined to put Birdsall in possession of any such real estate , and declined to join with him in the execution of any lease or leases ...
... William Winter , as to deprive him of his property . Said Livingston ( as he himself says ) finally declined to put Birdsall in possession of any such real estate , and declined to join with him in the execution of any lease or leases ...
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... William Winter , and to apply for the appoint ment of Daniel Devlin , city chamberlain of the city of New York , as such trustee . This motion came on before the same justice , at special term at the City Hall on the first day of August ...
... William Winter , and to apply for the appoint ment of Daniel Devlin , city chamberlain of the city of New York , as such trustee . This motion came on before the same justice , at special term at the City Hall on the first day of August ...
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46 Barb administrator de bonis affidavit agreement alleged amount application appointed assets assignment attorney authority Bank Birdsall Brooks cause of action charge claim Code common law complaint contract corporation costs counsel court of appeals court of equity creditors debt deceased decision decree deed defendant defendant's demurrer denied discharge dollars dower entitled evidence ex rel execution executor facts fendant fraud granted ground habeas corpus injunction issue James Brooks Jonathan Walton judge judgment jurisdiction jury justice liability Limburger Livingston Livingston's Petition mandamus Mary O'Hara ment mortgage motion objection opinion paper parties payment person plaintiff present proceedings provision question reason recover reference rendered Ruckman rule set-off special term Stat statute suit supreme court Supreme Ct surrogate taxes testator testimony thereof tion trial trustees unadministered verdict Wend wife William Winter witness York
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